Europa Universalis II

Read the README for details. It reads: Europa Universalis II 1. System Requirements OS - Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP (maybe above) CPU Type and Speed - Pentium II 200MHz or Equivalent HDD - 150MB Memory - 64MB Graphics - Any 2MB SVGA Graphics Card CD-Rom Speed - 8x or faster Audio - Any 100% DirectX 9.0a Compatible Soundcard Multiplayer - Yes Internet Connection - Yes 2. Installation Guide Just mount the file (using an Iso program, such as PowerISO, Virtual Clone Drive or Daemon Tools). Then Click on AutoStart, wait for it to load, install the game (no serial required), do not register online, and you are free to play! 3. Details Torrent Size - 356MB Torrent by mevidek Blurb - Europa Universalis II is the sequel to one of the greatest strategy games ever made. It invites you to a global struggle for supremacy from the dark ages of Joan of Arc to the flaming wars of Napoleon. More than 400 years of Gameplay! Lead any of over 200 playable nations guiding domestic and foreign policies. Engage in religious struggles, set up expeditions to claim the New World and lead your country to prosperity and victory. Send your privateers to roam the seven seas, muster mercenaries to bolster your defences and send missionaries to convert infidels to your State Religion. Interact with true historical events and persons through the course of history. You will change the world and create history! Take part in the civil wars of England and watch the rise of the Habsburg dynasty! Choose sides in the struggles of the Ashikaga Shogunate in Japan that for 200 years was torn by civil wars! Discover, conquer and colonise a New World, and enter the age of liberalism with the American and French Revolutions! As if this was not enough, Europa Universalis II also lets you play through the Napoleonic wars. Enjoy!

udp://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80
udp://open.demonii.com:1337
udp://tracker.coppersurfer.tk:6969
udp://exodus.desync.com:6969

GoodTunes (2011-08-30)

Might as well play Europa Universalis III, no real difference in core EU III and this besides the fact there are more countries and it runs better.

Andr3tzi (2012-01-10)

Good job :D

Valamyr82 (2014-07-04)

There is one big difference between EU2 and its successors. EU2 was the last one which was rather rigidly historical, and had hard events like the Spanish goldflation/bankrupcy coded to always occur. It came with great and very flavourful event texts that taught me a lot about Renaissance history back then. The new flexible and context-dependent systems make for better gameplay, but those events are worth reading up.